Content Management Systems

Wordpress

Wordpress has become one of the most popular, free blogging platforms on the planet. It’s popularity is due to its great functionality, ease of use, continuing development and interaction with users. Accompany this with a great support forum and you have a fantastic tool to get your blog up, running and shared with the world. Wordpress is more accurately known as blogging software however, many people do refer to this application as a content management system.

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Joomla

Joomla is an award winning content management system that is used to create dynamic websites quickly and easily. Used by millions of people around the world, Joomla is one of the most popular database-driven software packages on the market today. Since Joomla is open source software, it is maintained and improved constantly by hundreds of volunteers and supported by thousands of people.

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Drupal

Drupal is also a CMS powering millions of websites. There is an active community supporting, building and using Drupal. Drupal can be used for community sites, forums, weblogs and corporate websites. Drupal is said to have the highest learning curve of the top 3 content management systems (i.e. Joomla, Wordpress, Drupal) as requested by our customers, but its users and developers swear by its overall power.

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Typo3

Typo3 is a content management system that is ready to take on small to medium enterprise websites. It offers user-friendly tools, detailed permissions settings and an internal messaging system to help bring collaboration to any project. Ready-made interfaces, functions and modules offer flexibility and extendability. Typo3 comes with an introduction package offering a brief overview of features, customisation and installation.

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Moodle

Moodle is a commonly requested application at Digital Pacific and we do have a number of clients successfully using this CMS. Moodle is a content management system that is used to create online courses and web-based learning websites. It stands for Modular Object-Oriented Dynamic Learning Environment. This CMS is great for universities, schools and any organisation that needs to run learning modules on the web.

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Xoops

Xoops is powerful CMS software that is said to work well for large and small organisations and companies, as well as personal blogs and websites. Xoops stands for eXtensible Object Oriented Portal System. Although Xoops started out as a portal system, it is now commonly known as and referred to as a content management system. For larger enterprise sites, the Xoops CMS allows custom development of modules which can be easily integrated into the application.

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Pligg

Pligg is a user-driven content management system used primarily to create social publishing communities. Pligg offers the ability for members to log in and submit content including news, video and images. Pligg has an in-built voting system allowing users to vote for their favorite stories. Pligg offers a 5 star method for voting or the more traditional numbered voting as seen on sites like Digg, Mixx, or Reddit.

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CMS Made Simple

CMS Made Simple is designed for small business all the way up to multinational corporations. CMS Made Simple provides a mechanism for the website administrator to create and manage pages, layouts, and content. This CMS includes a choice of table based or validating XHTML/CSS layouts. Managing navigation, separating layout and content code along with ability to easily managing news and articles are all features of CMS Made Simple.

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Important

Please Note: Many people phone Digital Pacific to ask if we can run a particular type of content management system (CMS). Generally speaking, if the CMS runs using PHP and MySQL it can be hosted by Digital Pacific. This information can often be obtained from the content authors website.